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Corintis, based at the EPFL Campus in St. Sulpice, Switzerland, seeks a Senior Software Engineer to own significant portions of software used to simulate and design microfluidic cooling solutions.
You will report to the Head of Software Engineering and collaborate with engineers, product managers and users to deliver fast, correct, and scalable software. You will influence the technical direction, drive performance improvements, and help reduce energy consumption in data centres through advanced
Corintis offers innovative microfluidic cooling technologies for AI chips/GPUs and CPUs used in data centres. Working with many of the world’s largest tech companies, our solutions improve compute sustainability and tackle the excessive electricity consumption associated with data centre cooling, which consumes more electricity than New York and London combined.
Ranked as the No.1 Engineering startup in Switzerland for 2025, Corintis offers a friendly and team-oriented workplace, bringing together over 110 people from over 35 nationalities to solve the most significant computing challenges of tomorrow. Based in the EPFL Campus in St. Sulpice, we are closely connected to the local ecosystem and are located a few minutes walk from Lake Geneva.
As a Senior Software Engineer, you will be responsible for important parts of the software that our engineers and customers use to simulate and design microfluidic cooling solutions. You will report to the Head of Software Engineering. You will work closely with software engineers, simulation engineers, product managers and the engineers who use our software every day.
This role plays an important part in the speed and the reliability of our software delivery. Our software becomes larger and more complex each year, but it must stay fast, correct and easy to change. You will have a strong influence on the technical direction of our software. Your work will help our engineers and customers get better cooling designs in less time.